Meanings of diplomatic strategy in English

The Kingdom is anxious to keep them locked in to its diplomatic strategy.

We have a diplomatic strategy that is rallying the world to join in the fight against extremism.

It claims demonstrations in the West Bank during the offensive signalled support for armed resistance over Fatah's preferred political and diplomatic strategy.

The administration would also have to rethink much of its development aid as well as its diplomatic strategy if U.S. troops depart.

Kan has come under fire from domestic critics for not having a coherent diplomatic strategy and mishandling territorial rows with China and Russia.

He said he considered Trump to be developing a " diplomatic strategy that strikes me as clear-eyed and well proportioned to the threat".

Did that mean that whatever Nayda was offering me was part of some scheme that fitted in with their general diplomatic strategy on this matter?

He said a decision on the NSA talks was part of "a diplomatic strategy" and would be taken by the government and the foreign ministry.

Plenty of books have beaten up on the Bush administration's military and diplomatic strategies.

A better explanation for this developing friendship comes from new diplomatic strategies adopted by both states in recent years.

"Our political and diplomatic strategies are not connected to our military strategy," he warned.

"Typically," Brownback explained, "one person grows desirous of pursuing an action"- apieceof legislation, a diplomatic strategy-"andthe others pull in behind."